Prove: For nonzero vectors ū,vER, if (dot product) ū-v=0, then ū & v are linearly independent. Hint: For nonzero vector w-w+0.

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Prove: For nonzero vectors ū,vER, if (dot
product) ū-v=0, then ū & v are linearly
independent. Hint: For nonzero vector
w-w+0.
Transcribed Image Text:Prove: For nonzero vectors ū,vER, if (dot product) ū-v=0, then ū & v are linearly independent. Hint: For nonzero vector w-w+0.
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